(p. 692) prājña learned; wise, prudent. fem. প্রাজ্ঞা । ̃তা n. learning, wisdom; prudence. 28)

(p. 680) pratula abundance, plenty; prosperity, richness. a. abundant, plentiful. 12)

(p. 654) pulaṭisa a poultice. 67)

(p. 642) pāni (usu. among Mus. of Bengal) water. ̃পাঁড়ে n. an up-country Brahman selling or supplying drinking water (esp. to railway passengers.) ̃ফল, (dial.) পানফল n. an aquatic fruit, cress(es), (cp.) water-chestnut. ̃বসন্ত, (pop.) পানবসন্ত n. chickenpox. 18)

(p. 669) pyāki packing; a package, a packet. 14)

(p. 654) puri a kind of small and thin saucershaped brown bread fried in clarified butter. 49)

(p. 692) prājāpatya the usual Hindu form of marriage. a. relating to Prajapati (প্রজাপতি) the creator or protector of living beings. 27)

(p. 654) purādastura to the fullest extent; completely; thoroughly, in a downright manner. a. complete; downright; thorough, out-and-out, thorough-going. 44)

(p. 629) palaka wink or blink (of eyes); a very short time, an instant, a moment; an eyelid. পলক পড়া v. (of eyes) to close, to wink, to blink. পলক ফেলা v. to wink, to blink. ̃পাত n. closing of eyelids. ̃শূন্য, ̃হীন a. (of eyes) unwinking unblinking; (of sight or look) steadfast, fixed, winkless. পলকে পলকে every moment; in very quick succession. পলকে প্রলয় instant disaster (with little or no warning). পলকের মধ্যে, পলকে adv. in an instant, instantly; in the twinkling of an eye. 9)

(p. 633) pān̐caphōḍ়na cumin-seed, black cuminseed, fenugreek seed, aniseed and parsley; these five kinds of spices collectively. 2)

(p. 692) prājana a truncheon for driving cattle. 26)

(p. 644) pārabaśya dependence on another; subservience. 8)

(p. 696) prīta pleased, satisfied; delighted, gladdened. n. (obs. & poet.) love or love affair. ('কুলকলঙ্কিনী হইনু করিয়া প্রীত'); act of pleasing, pleasure ('শ্রীরামের প্রীতে ভাই মুখে বল হরি'). 25)

(p. 682) pradīpa a lamp, a light; (fig.) one who illuminates or glorifies (কুলপ্রদীপ). প্রদীপন n. act of illuminating or exciting; lighting of lamps. 25)

(p. 684) pramātāmaha the grandfather or a granduncle of one's mother, a maternal greatgrandfather. fem. প্রমাতামহী the grandmother or a grandaunt of one's mother, a maternal great-grandmother. 50)